Challenges and Solutions to Enable Customer Data Access in Europe and the United States
summary
The session presents concrete work: three draft specs — server metadata, connectivity/registration, and a common 15-minute interval data model — plus a live API and sample datasets to test them. The stack targets OAuth2/token-exchange consent flows, discoverability of diverse utilities, and standardized fields for metering and certificate records. Utility connectivity is proven at scale in the US/Canada market via an implemented platform; a 2021 white paper maps European metering access.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 6:27Customer data access challenges
- 14:19U.S. data access solutions
- 24:03Call to action for contributors
- 31:30Europe’s data access landscape
- 47:11Power Systems data challenges
- 59:13Summary and next steps
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